Jamal Awil

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Collectivity-serving norms form a crucial kind of social capital. [definitional]

A prescriptive norm within a collectivity that constitutes an especially important form of social capital is the norm that one should forgo selfinterest and act in the interests of the collectivity.

Pays off: "Social relations yield information at minimal additional cost."

Coleman, SocialCapitalCreation-1988, loc. 104